Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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Dallas wants to reflect on Kennedy’s legacy in its Dealey Plaza ceremony.
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Federal regulators are considering changing “outdated” rules against making calls during passenger flights.
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Partisan animosity shows no sign of letting up ahead of new battles on federal default and budget deficit.
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Melting ice caps and competition for oil and gas make the polar region the new frontier for investment and exploration.
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Officials in the northern European nation are trying to find out why the roof of the building caved in.
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Terrorist attacks, train accidents and even a World Cup qualifier defeat are souring Egyptians’ outlook on their country’s future.
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Thousands of calls to a state hotline alleging child abuse or neglect were never investigated, officials discover.
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Morocco’s King Mohammed VI will discuss a range of issues, possibly including a dispute with neighboring Algeria, with Obama.
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Critics argue the gaming console whose latest model debuted today is tying customers to living rooms when the world has gone mobile.
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Remoteness of the 49th state is no longer preventing Alaskans from enjoying Lower-48 favorites like Olive Garden and Hard Rock Cafe.
